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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-24
LFGAL NOTICES.

TaE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
coHr. Tn, WS S9T Wit IN he Circuit, Court Tor Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-24

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NJ "a ana run every hour until 1905 u m, MS
Ne church train will lctyU ,rlrh t,rlniuu, II,
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INV Snptflntuujrnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-24

WhkhLlEG 4 Elm GROVE K. r.
run M follows, ''o 'niHs VIII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-24

,u "" 2. G. NlIlrnnl.
Leave l~"ltn!fc Al 3:lO u. nj. iot Wou,,oc,a .r,
SummrIllrli. ' '""'N'ciu HI"
iCrincdin'c points. INV NIL III
AtIiyonl N"liHtrc nj y y n. m, nr1 G.m ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-24
Needs OF the Drnu,l,

isheiNc, ". G., March s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-24

III" i~!eiatcs Some Of ths Romance OF :,
(.fa ~JOurnhlIstic Life,
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Before buying shoes or boots try d. X.
Cross 4 Co., 1852 Larimer street. They
sell honest goods, and at prices lower than
the lowest. 1t
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
A Modern Minister OF christ.

There seems to be some OF the relics OF
the dark ages yet remaining. A gentle
man of the white cravat" while out driv-
ing last Monday, without the right drove
dangerously near to some children who
were playing at marbles on the side of the
street. The boys retorted by ieering at
the reverend gentleman. This provoked
the sainted apostle of modern religion to
violent wrath, and he proceeded to chas-
tise the boy with horse-whip. After ap1
plying the whip to his own satisfaction, he
commanded the boy to kneel before him
and ask his pardon. This the boy refused
to do. The priest continued to apply the
whip until blood followed.
The father of the boy had his reverend
ship brought before Justice Sales for
chastisement at the hands of the law. The
case was tried on Tuesday and the bellig-
erent shepherd(?) had to pony up with a
fine of 1926 and costs. The justice should
have added to the fine, that the priest
kneel before the boy and ask the boys
pardon. There is nothing better for such
brute than dose of his own medicine.
The name of this minister of Christ is
Reverend Father Malone. S.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Tn. Land League Meeting.

An immense anti.coercion meeting wa'
held at Music hall Sunday night at which
the Labor Party Central Club and the So
cial League attended in body.
The speeches were all made by the big
bugs and we're decidedly "anarchistic.'
The governor, mayor, United States Gen
ator, etc, Just spread themselves concern
inc landlords in foreign countries but had
never word to say ebout 'landlordism
here.
Belford made the best speech because
he spoke palmer truths and he was con
scauently the most applauded.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Those Passes.

The only thing that the Interstate com
merce law passes is understanding; /. e.
IL passeth understanding
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
IN HIS OWN ASSEMBLY.
What the Men Who Have Known Him
for Years Think Of Joseph n.
buchanan. ~

Unanimously ordered published.
Whereas, L. A. 1924, X. of L., at a recent
meeting, passed resolutions resembling a
vote Of thanks previously rendered to
Brother Joseph R. Buchanan, and
Whereas, Certain Knighs of Labor have,
for no justifable cause, attacked the rep
utation of Brother Josedh r. Buchanan,
therefore be II
Resolved, By L. A. 1927, Knights of La
Dor, that after hearing the eloquent de-
Tense at Lincoln Hall, on the night of the
tenth of May, 1887, of our General Master
Workman 7. V. Powderly, we are convinc-
ed, il we never we're before, of the sterling
worth of Brother Joseph r. Buchanan,
and we commend him to all honest, fear
less and truthful workers in the cause of
the oppressed.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
THEIR OPINION.
What Local Assembly 1897, knights Of
Labor, Thinks About the
Matter.

Resolved, BY l.. A. 1897, X. of L., that
after hearing the eloquent defense at Lin
coln hall on the night of the tenth of May
1887, of our General Master Workman
7. V. Powderly, we are convinced, if we
never were before, of the sterling worth Of
Brothers Joseph R. Buchanan and Bur
nette q. Haskell, and we commend them
to all honest, fearless and truthful workers
in the Cause of the oppressed.
Passed and adopted May a.. 1887.
j. II. NEwcoMB, n
WILLIAM PUTNAM. Master Workman.
Recording Secretary.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
woivs. In sheep. Fieeces.

John swnton's Paper.
We notice that good many bogus
'labor platforms" break out like thunder
against Socialism. Nihilism. Anarchism
Communism" etc. etc, and taper of into
n very short and thin semi-anti-monopoly
stub tail, like the tails in the pictures OF
the swill milk cows Of New York. They
spend 40 much Of their wind in blowing
up the tempest against poor Nihilistikofl
that merely few zephyrs are left for the
great robbers rings.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Convince lourseiyes.

GO to every furniture store in Denver.
Don't miss one of them. Examine closely
the articles shown you, watch for imper-
fections, get their rock bottom prices and
then come to us and do the same thing.
The outcome will be you acknowledge that
we have the largest and best assorted
stock, that our styles are the latest and
our prices far below those of any other
dealer. We unquestionably offer the best
bargains in chamber suites ever in the
city. JAE. G. KILPATRICK.
1928 l630-l632 Lawrence Street, Denver.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Free speech Suppressed. i.

PrrrsBuRo, May l1.-Walter Vrooman Of
Kansas City, was arrested in Allegheny
City Monday night and fined S25 to-day
for "disorderly conduct" His crime was
that he denounced the capitalistic classes
as enemies to American liberty and the
flag and when ordered to shut up" BY
the policeman present refused so to do.
Who gave the police the right to sup
press free speech.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Geo. Zimmerhackel has a great. little
curiosity in the way of a glass cutter. 1t
is steel wheel and has been in constant
use for twelvey years in the picture framing
business.
Mr.. Zimmerhackel has used il East and
four years in Denver. II will cut with any
real diamond cutter to-day.
Mr.. Zimmerhackel is prepared TO frame
pictures cheaper than any other dealer in
the city. 1918 Larimer ST., Denver, Colo.
Tl2t&ci
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Mrs Parsons.

Mrs. Parsons, of Chicago, is now a mem
ber of l.. A. 1924 Jersey City, in which
she was originally initiated when in New
York. Martin A. Hanly is master work
man of l.. A. 1924. which is attached to d.
A. 40 of New York.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
ESQ Insulting Z"

Even our servants affect to understand
cultured quip, retort and equivoke"
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21

Mistress (sarcastically Positive, wait
comparative, waiter; superlative, do il
yourself If you want it done.
Mani assure you madam that riH be
the rule under the Socialist system.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Tho Lawyers.

Old Lawyer ito young partner)-"Did
You draw up old Moneybag's will!'
Young Partner-"Yes, sir, and so tight
that all the relatives in the world cannot
find flaw in it." :
Old Lawyer with some disgust)-"The
next time there is will to be drawn I'll
do il myself"
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
Onward.

The boom at the famous Buffalo Shoe
Stores keeps marching onward. They are
so well-knovn now in the whole Western
country for their great cheapness and hon
orable way of dealing. It's hardly necessary
to mention them, as you are all aware of
the above facts. 1t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

Po1nt. and Uas drounedsin TIE Mis-
souri river yesterday. He uas friRha.
sled By tvo ooc6dsnsa msn Who we're
vcrkfnR hin. He ran 10 the platform
draREing with him his year cd ahild.
fhe eonouctoR grabbed che hsy IN time
70 ave him. Mr.. Oliver was tsmpo-
TArily insane.
Preliminary saEvey.
WAEsxxgTuS, Nay 9.-Authorixy has
been granted hy the Searstary o. the
Interior for preliminary snrvsy neoes-
s9Fy % loCate q lire Of read for which
tne FiRhe Of way Was Rraased % lhe
UtaA Midland Railwav Company by the
act Of March 3. 1857. throuxh the CO.
compaRhFe Rnd MintA ula Inaian reseF.
vationA The qasstion Of ooassnl Of
TIE Indians for the constrnctioa Of the
rad through The reservations b ~
served for future consideration and de-
termination.
sAippiaG RnssIlagenes.
Ponr TowzEEzD. May a-Arived-
Ship Edward O'RFian; the NogveRiEn
bark EinoE TuanharukelVsr and The
Amsrioan barks SARamoFs and OAasan-
dra AdAma.
Pear DIscovEzE. May A. Arrived
Ship Richard III.
PozT AEaELos. May 9-The bark
ElsinOrs IN part. OOudy. Fresh wssl
wind.
San FaASso1aco, May 8. - Sailed -
BARK Fresno. Puget sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
PlSSING FUARRlLS.
The City Of Nanaime Busily
Burying Her Numer-
eas Dead.
Reviewing the Agitation of
Annexing Canada to the
United States.
AneEssaa ExhEhltIan n L.andan = SALE
ef Baseball clahs- A Frightened
Brsnehs - RrsAkfAstiag Qasen
Kapiolzni-TrIbunal fer The
TIaes DEIlon CAss



EAzknGo. Mag 9.-Today las bean
bright and clear. Q strong eoatFaat %
the last few dayA work II The 81 fated
nine b beng glrenu0usiy put forward
70 obtain the bodies which are still
within the passage. Lass night an az
ploxinR party psnstFated 10 within 80
yards of the end Of the nsw alops. One
81 he party informed your esrFeapond-
ent that the effects Of the sxplosioa e.
seen IN this slope we're very severe.
CAVES RnoM THB RooR
And walls we're plsutifuI. An Of shsse
caves consisted Of coal, which d abun-
daat hsre. No doubt this d where the
exploaion eriRinaked. It's force must
saw il. who have bad experiences in ether
explosions, tell me thst they have never
seen anything befofe 10 equal Il. Il was
f0sDd impossibls to 20 % the end On
account Of the presence Of large bodies
Of fre damp.
TEK PAKTx saw THREK BODIES,
Two Chinese and one white man, lying
across The roadway. but they we're IN
able 70 reach them and we're reluctantly
compelled 10 turn back.
The bodies Of fourteen whites and
ssven OhinAmen we're recovered frsm
No. s. sn old slope, but q short distance
from those found on Friday last. They
had evidently been making the best Of
their way cut but we're interrupted by =
heavy cave from the roof. On top Of
the cave Was found the eody Of Mai
oolm Mclean, who apparently vas
needing the party 10 their efforts to
reach the shaft. Behind him were the
bodies Of the rest OF the party who had
suocunbed 20 the deadly choke damps.
They were lying in all pastures. some
on their hands and knees and others on
their backs, no doubt iust in that posi-
ton in which their tottering limbs sup
ported them Ia their last efforts.
PooR TELLowsl
They had made Q partial return fron
their last shift Thsir names are A.
Muir, n. Brun or BFin, @. Bartoledo, 3.
II. Myers, Malcolm Mclean, Rodney
Nc cDonsld, W. j. Morgan, N. Johns, j.
Zsrmain. W. Campbell, r. Alien, p.
Daeca, n. Oorcoran and A. V. Phillips.
They were removed 10 the schoolhouse
today. The bedies in nearly every in
stance we're much aisdgurea and some
what deoompOsed. The Vancouver Coal
Company, under Mr.. Robins manage
nent, Is
sPARTN0 NO ExPENsR
In fading fitting interment for the
dead. Basiness Is still In q suspended
and will be for some time to
come. Today funerals we're passing In
every street almost every half hour.
The eoroner's inquest will be op4uad
tomorrow morning under DR.. Waiks@.
Mr.. Eberts arrived today 10 watch the
on the part OF the govern
mena and Mr.. Drake also arrived By the
same train TO represent the Vancouver
Coal Company. Toe inquest promises
TO last some time.
DEATH or a YouNG LADH.
Miss OalliQan, who was referred TO in
your telegraph report q day or two ago,
died this morning. She died, Ve under
stand from mysteries, pToduoed By .
shock on viewing the body OF her
cousin, young Lyons, the mule driver.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
CANADA ANHKxATEoN.
KEvTvrHo TIE AGITATION AND oR0kEn-
mo TO szOURR ADMISSION.

RxvTvno TIE AGITATION AND Organic
mo TO sECURR ADMISSION.
WAsHIsuroN, May 9.-There is again
some agitation Of the question Of an
nexing Canada 10 the United States. ID
10 Tepogted that Influential aud wealthy
Canadians are favoring the proposition,
while q great bulk Of the nenufactuF-
sFs, mechanics and laborers are working
for annexation. A manufacturer at
Ontario has written q letter here in
watch be says:
"We are nearly all annexation
ists and We believe our future pros
peTity depends upon speedy admis-
sisn into the American Union. We are
greatly dissatisfied With our present
position as q British dependency. We
have no representative In the Imperial
Parliament and as part Of the Ameri
ean Union We would be beyond the dAu-
ger Of an attack Whsnever England be-
comes involved, and besides cur rights
as Q colony, ve Soald be 9 part Of 3
great Nation With voice IN its affairs
There is an organization In this country
extending al over Canada. which is for
the purpose of promoting the growth Of
the movement for annexation. We In
tend 10 agitats the question until we
sucosed. The Freneh-speakine class Of
our people are for annexation 20 q man.
The only people who oppose us are the
wouid-be Artssocracy and th0ss who call
themselves the 'eourt circle By the
next general election In the United
States We want 10 be ready 20 ask you
10 take ua inao the American Cnion.D
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

LsxDoN, May 9.-The American sx-
hibition vas formally opened today.
Ths weather vas clear and ssnny
About seven thousand persons attended
TIE barsting Of q boiler darinR the
morning prevented the starting OF the
machinery, otherwise the programme
OF the oPening cersmoay vas carried
out Hundreds Of visitors ignored the
ceremony Of opening the regular sxhi-
bitten and rushed 10 the gFoaDds Uasre
TIE Wild West SHOW performed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

stisFup 6oms tvo uilss Distant frurn
The Rate IL hoEss and rider we're fsuna.
si1s ~ ai3s. The RiFl was dad, With
neaFly every vssfiRs of eioshinR saxippsd
from here aave haE shawl whieh we
wraEped tightly ahgzt her bead and
zx1spe4 eFUiy n her tssth. Ire
bso1obo ~as 1ssxiy 6sad fFom exkans-
tton. Af. Murray and family cane
here fsw years siBee from Bostan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
COMMERCIAL uxIox.

OTTAWA (Ont. J, May 9-Thsre 10 con,
siderable talk among the members Of
the House Of Commons or the question
OF 3 commercial union With the United
States. In the oourss Of q few days the
matter viii be brooRht before the Do
ninion Parliament. A resolution and
division viii be asked for by toe entire
Liberal party, with . solid phalAnx
from the martins provinces and from
Manitoba IN les favor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

NV YoAK. Nay All vas asserted
on excelleot anthority last aight that
the Athletic Baseball Cab Of Philadei
phia has been sold 60 . syndicate Of
Pniladelphia Iawyera The cause as
signed u The lsok OF Support. It vas
asseFted also that negotiations we're
going en- for the sale Of the Metropoli-
tan team, as Mr. Winans is fired Of pay.
ina oct money far its sapRoFt. Ara
NOR waa circulated thst TIA Ctncinnati
Cab wAm 10 b. transferred 20 the
LsAgus And the Indianapolis Cinh vas
70 taxa its plAss 10 the AmsEiea AssoeiA
tion-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
N rxz AAHzsnI g. sz1
Msrchants' National Sank.

AND vAIuAHLES
- 9,,cna ard PAMnxxs q al ktnAs 70
ss3ve4 for safe ksspt19 and saorAgA
SAfss and DsPo1t Bsra II arnel-AK
vAUIg raased At fro1 - - - per a.
ana. accordinE - stne- uys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
0R. \. o. LOMCAKER.

tAbUATS OF rHEUNIvERsTTH
- ~ - fsansylvAntA. make = srec1Aity
Seses % The Eye. EAr snd Throaf
1EtrAsa, ckronic and skin diaaaars.
- ..sNN eAnreg, tsrnurs and ulcers wtth-
psla o. aNs oi the knifa.
49, A. l.oNGAKxR. n y. g-AAaAaa
V.,sS .eAs " M,dtoAl Q silpEs ~ Funnayl-
lA CooslitAriens ~ KssatsA 49, Cssr.
-. O,see corner laird and Charry
hSsrN San. tospR tAT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
Fatal DueI.

LoNDos. May 3. - A fatal duel vas
fought at Pesth on Saturday by tvo
students. The weapsns we're pistols.
One Of the combatants vas shot dead,
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A Frtxhlenea RFaneha.

SToSKwALL fCol.), May 9.-Fanny
MaFrsy. ARsd Is. left bone early SstuF-
three miles distant and was permitted
eqzIpped With q nnAn'e saddle. At q
p0snt abo1i half way homs STE Alizesed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

EksHINeroz. May 8. - The Comp
tfolleR Of the Currency today author
iEed the Western National Bank, Of the
city Of New York. 20 begin basiness
With q capital Of $4,000. Daniel
Manning 10 Presidents ana Ferdinand
BlankfnhoFn OaahiaF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
Unlied states Treasurer.

WAsEn0TOx, May 9-NothinR ID yet
settled With regard to the offics OF
United States Treasures, and it is said
at the Waite House that no appoint
ment will be made today. Treasurer
Jordan spent yesterday In Washington,
and bad interviews With the Presidents
and Secretary FRirchild. He returned
10 New York last niQht. u is believed
that the ofiee viii be filed IN 9 few
days-prosably tomorFoS-and many
persons are Of the opinion that Assist
ant Whelpley will Ret the appointment
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
men.

81. LoUIs, May 9.-The National
League Of American Wheelmen viii
inset in this city on Nay 20th. About
one thousand uheelnsn have responded
60 invftafionR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
Adjourned.


CHARL.zsruS Nv. Val, May s.-Ths
Legislature seiourned this msrninG
sine die.
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OMAHA, Nay az Oliver. Of Beard
lsy, Lila. Jumped fFom . vest bo1nd
train, On TIE Boritngto1 road. ~ Iowa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

DETBoTT. May 9.-President Stearns
denies the truth Of the report that the
Cincinnati Base Ball Club would pFsb.
ably take the place Of the Indianapolis
Club In the League. He says shat 10 Is
impossible for any club 70 leave the
League before November.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

HAsKk, Asy 9.--It i n0u stated that
the reports Of TIE las q life smonR the
ssniRrAnts on ths French steamer La
Champagne we're exARgeraled- Les
than q dozen emigrants we're drowned
Tue steamer La Bretagne sailing on
Wednesdav wili convey the passeuRers
Of the La Champagns. TIE osFk Shica
the Ia BretARne coiIided with and sunk
en- Saturday night sAs the SorweiRsn
barb TslluM TIE La BretAgne was not
iniared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

wAsHusToS. Nay President Clese
and las issasd an executive order clos
inR the executive 0fhses and AL depart
msuts Of tie GSveFnmsnt, tnsladinG
the publie printinG estahiishmeut. Et
neon % Thursday, the Inn instAnf, 20
enable all perssos eDployed teeFein 20
attend TIE exercises 81 The navsilirR Il
4 s,Atne 10 shs late Presidsnf GArneid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

YEExNA. Nay s.-Fifs at Macy KAEo-
lin wss caassd By . terrible storm of
Wind. watch carried the sparks 70 dia-
tsnt wood yards, and sss Ore 70 them.
AltaGesher go houses we're destroyed
and 5000 psopis wese dsprivsd Of bones.
Al EpeFis many inmAtes OF the oouvs1s
aad school hsye heen missing. A. he
ii1as of the are several girls wers kiilad
b, iampiDR from tbe WindowA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

PAETz, Nav 9--3en- Bo1lanRer has
declared . bin for an experimental
mobilizItion sf the French army IN
next October.
want 10 make q Pablie atAfemena.
vrExxA Nay 9-C0unt Andrassy has
bad q esnfeFenoe With the EmpsroE
asking peFmissiOn 20 make pabiie .
sta,snent concerning tie Worth GsTEass
Gassffs statements respesting the Aus
tina Raasian agreement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10
Ceasal General q Paris.

WAsHIsaToS, Nay 9.-Our Oonsu
General Walker, Of Paris, 10 in Wash.
inRtsu on q leave Of absence, and il Is
understood that be does not expect to
return 10 his post. There were over
400 applications for that position ct the
incoming Of the present administration,
but Mr.. Walker, WHO was q Republican,
was retained In Office, 10 was said. be-
cause Of his familiarity With the silver
question and the possibility that there
might be another international none
taFy conference. Nov that such a con-
ference ID no longer considered prob
able, the applicants are again being
pushed for the aitnAfinn.
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vIENNA, May 81 crowd Of peasants
iBcited By kgitat0Fz today attacked She
Jewish quarters In q MoFavian village.
tbs peasants Who we're armed villa
farm implements. bEutaily assaulted
tks Jews ffoops ueFs cent fro@ Prof
sAn and saecsedsd In qusiiing The Fi0ts.
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REMOVED.

BANKS AND BANKERS
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sPARISo NO ExPExsE
pKArH on A Yovro LAp4,

Miss OalliQan, who was referred 10 In
your telegraph report q day or two AGO,
died this morning. She died, Ve under
stand from mysteries, pFoduoed By q
shock on viewing the body Of her
cousin, young Lyons, the mule driver.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-10

JAcKs0N tMiaa.l, Nav 8 The jury Of
inquest, in the case Of r. ID. 0ambrell,
editor Of Saeoyd dHd SAisld, Who was
shot and killed late en- Thursday niRht
BY OoL jones' 8. Hamilton, the lessee
of the pcnitentiary, adjourned al liza
O'clock last night, aster two days Of al
most continuous session They rsn-
dersd q verdict a. follows: "We. the
death Of Roderisk GambFell, hnd THAI
be came to his deaih from pistol shots
ton, a. principal. anc others a. abeitoRs.
unknown to the Jury
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sEEDAT DIsPArCnEa.
An Array sf Interesting news IIems
Rrom AIl Parts ea the WevId.

RoNE. May g. - Il is stated thai the
Pope and CxAr are negotiating tAFO1gh
q n0hie Lombard monk with q visW Of
the reunion Of the Greek and Latin
ahurnhaa
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REAnrxa (PA), May S.-Ths hfth
e0Ovention Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad employees Was held
here today. About 100 delegates, repre-
senting every department. were In al
tendance. Q1its q number Of Rriev-
ances were presented, bat their nature
and the action taken upon them eoala
not be learned. A resolution vas
uuanimsuHly passed authorizing the
boyoottinR Of beer manufactured BY
the Philadalphia Brewers Association.